No need. I have better than that: dev file aliases. So I have for example

/dev/crs1, the device
/dev/crs1_pwr, the PSU for that device (if it's powered alone)
/dev/crs1_snoop_rx, the serial cable that snoops on the device's Rx line
/dev/crs1_snoop_tx, the serial cable that snoops on the device's Tx line
/dev/crs1_jtag, the JTAG adapter that programs / debugs that device
/dev/crs1_tilt_x, the X axis of the tilt table the device is mounted on
/dev/crs1_tilt_y, the X axis of the tilt table the device is mounted on

Each point to some nondescript /dev/ttyUSB? or /dev/ttyACM? but the aliases have meaningful names, so I don't need to remember anything.

That's the power of udev 🙂 And also one of the many reasons why Linux is better than Windows.